Sentence examples for end future from inspiring English sources

Scott A. Strough, president of the Southampton Board of Trustees, said the state, particularly the state Department of Environmental Conservation, has not always recognized his town's jurisdiction and that he hoped this latest court decision would end future conflicts.

The decision to pursue Electricité de France's state guarantees follows an agreement between the European Commission and the French government last week to end future state guarantees to its publicly owned bank Caisse de Dépôts et Consignations.

It would also appear that while the investment-banking pirates may have to surrender part of their booty, there will be no fatal pursuit that will sink ships and end future buccaneering.

As a result, organizations have been forced to reduce retirement benefits, scale back employer matches, end future benefit accruals and deny pension coverage to new employees or, as a last resort, divert resources from program operations.

During a listening session at the White House on Wednesday afternoon, Trump suggested arming 20percentt of teachers with guns in order to end future school shootings more quickly.

The Israeli message to the Palestinians and to Hezbollah was loud and clear: Israel has and will continue to have the capacity to enter any of the evacuated territories at will and only a total and permanent cessation of hostilities will end future Israeli incursions.

His bill, introduced Tuesday, would have automatically ended future declarations after 30 days, unless Congress voted to extend them.

Among organizations providing defined benefit plans, 28percentt reported prohibiting new employees from participating, 22percentt reported ending future benefit accruals for all participating employees, and another 9percentt have blocked future benefit accruals for a portion of their workers.

Maurits Kaptein & Dean Eckles (2010) Selecting effective means to any end: Futures and ethics of persuasion profiling.

Of course: first, to this end futures have to be interpreted or even 'deconstructed' accordingly which calls for adequate assessment procedures [29] and for hermeneutic effort [21, 28].

A finding that General Pinochet is mentally impaired could end any future prosecution, but it could also be open to appeal.